EVIL: Cops Arrest 911 Operator for Sick “Game” She Played With Callers

In Houston, a 43-year-old 911 operator Crenshanda Williams was arrested for not doing her job. But what was worse was what she was doing instead of abiding by the rules of her position.

Williams was reportedly heard telling one caller, “Ain’t nobody got time for this. For real,” during one emergency call.

Another report said that Williams had hung up on thousands of callers with emergencies.

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“Thousands of short calls have been attributed to the defendant,” a review of the Houston Emergency Center stated, according to KPRC.

Her reasoning was equally despicable, as she told police she just didn’t want to talk to anyone at the times she was called.

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The enormous number of calls to the emergency line raised red flags because they lasted an average of 20 seconds.

In at least one incident, Williams’ refusal to do her job had real consequences. A store owner called 911 during an armed robbery at his place of business, and she was the 911 operator who answered his call. She didn’t take him seriously, and he wound up dead.

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Buster Pendley, another 911 caller, got Williams on the line on March 1 and reported that she hung up on him. He called because his wife had collapsed. He was dialing 911 with one hand while trying to perform CPR on his wife with his other hand.

“The 911 operator answered the phone, and she said, ‘This is Crenshanda, may I help you?’” Pendley recounted, saying that he told Williams his wife had passed out and she needed an ambulance. In response, he claimed, Williams told him, ‘OK,’ and hung up.

Pendley called back and was lucky to get another operator who did his job, sending an ambulance for his wife Sharon Stephens and saving her life.

Crenshanda Williams was arrested and charged with two counts of interference of an emergency phone call, but was freed on $2,000 bail. She will appear in court next week, where she is facing up to a year in jail and a possible fine of up to $4,000 per count.